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rITTY•NINTH Vilna -No. 307v
Financial
GODERICH, ON?ARIO. CANADA : FEBRUARY 2Q, 1906
YANATTKR t ROBERTIiiON, Pua,Jouswe
Our officers will always be pleased IA ad-
vise with you as to the best method of
MAKING INVESTMENTS
and will treat your business` affairs with
the .utnywt secrecy.
THE GOVERNMENT AUTHORIZES UH
TO ACCEPT DEPOSITS.
THE STANDARD !(IAN CO.
W. L. HORTON, MANAGER.
Lost or Found
j'I'HAYED FROM 1.0T 5, MAIT-
1 I, LANG contewdgl, liodcncb township.
ight testy colt, !lode ohne on left hind Pet,
routingtwo years old. Any Inforuwtiou lead-
ing toit. di..•u,Crywill be meltable sewruled
and expense -pard by the undersigned. JOHN
NEWT O)IHk.
notice
KAFTtNO SEAS!)N, 19111.--PER-
II MI)NM wishing trues grafted for the rout-
ing season In town or country nun have rho
..,r, Ice. of an experien ed grafter by having
their orders at Thur. Vkluan'• .owl .ton,. Fist
.tree(.
A good a"sortaaent of the leading violet lee of
apple. pear. plum and cherry scion. 1u etoek.
WAKNiNO.-ANYONE FO('ND
treopa,.diur w tarrying tiro -ant. 00 any
pars of our property will be arrested and New,
catod. ISlgnedi K. la and K. C. A17KILL
L1PECiAL NOTICE.
. MHARKHULDIRM OF THK TURK
COUNTY LOAN ANTI MAVINUS
COMPANY. '
All permute having datum. .galn
+t it . 1er
ork
fount) Loan and Saving- Company huldury
of punuanent or terminating stork of the Kidd
1' Jany are required to forward forthwith to
the IlIdator National Tru.t,Company.
).
Limited, 2Y King .trout kret, Toronto. or to he
Afferent chartered Look- meting as evlkrtin`'
.4114111,4 for the liquidate'. their pass book. and
-took certificate's In order that they "nay Irrtt-
eipale in the benefits 01 limo winding. tip order.
No further proof or evidene,' of the i•lalms of
• "shareholder than that contained in the tw.w.
book. and cyrtlflrates n•r.•lied by the Ilgntd•
alar .rill be omelet(' lank-.. further notice 4
given to swNEIL M. LEAN. Oat. ial Referee.
Dated this 31st day e1 January. 1NK
Russe
A. ROY 'ADAMS
Tiae.'11111t Ur PIAxn
Meats In Hook of Montreal Rloek.
/flW. \\ I i Lyl OT1' I HONOitU cy.R.
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11 TIFH'ATE Trinity College. London.
Eng.). organist and r hdrnwsler of Knox
church. (lodeeirh, oro her ;of ppiensorgan.
pinging. tand horu.ony. Miudlo a1. Mr.
Mt 1s,nakr.. SL Ira%itt '..treel. too dour. w,.sl
of Vit torts otreet chile h. ,73-3en
Pine Arts
1URAWING AND PAINTING' I N
jJ OIL AND WATKIt l'OWtL
Private talLion Aa .law's.,
(470. V. HAI(UITT, ('i ulbre (load
IUoMUwrpe',. row..
Dentistry •
t E. SALE, L.1).N.. D.D.S.
M. IA•an'. Mork
Dr. Turnbull'a old elated.)
Medical
I)RS. EMMKRMON a TURNBULL
A. T. }Nemirow, M, D.
W. M. Tt'Kent 'Lt. M. B.
Offices. Hamilton Street. 'Phone MO
!trident° 'phone • 121.
1)R. A. H.:MA('K LIN. M. B.
11111V81( IAN ANI) 'SURGEON
n Nowt and
Mborbsl /Mention E)•a Fiat. N
Throat. (Moe and reddent
1 Hu
ker Mon -
real, oproIce1otoMee N GkCrich
•N .
Tolepon u
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lel
1.14111
cAMERON
&
KILWR
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RIM7ERS solicitor., noterle+, etc. Mice,
at. dot (rich.gte 13 . U.CAMERUN, K. C. J.
• RA
PROUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAI
txarrlster+,_.nllcltorw, notwrlen public pet •
tiepin the Maritime ('oust, etc. Office. r wt
Square, next door C. A. Nairn'. grocery PA
vete fund. to lend at IcWet nava of interest
W. PROCDFUOT, K. C. R. 1'. HAYS. O. F
ALAiR.
DANCEY, WIi
Fz tl$ .. ' BAN-
RISTICR,.shelter. notary. Special sayer•
soman l ome e Matisse
Pt. end Square. (lode rleh
M. O. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER,
solicitor, comml'oloner, eta Money to
pan. (slew, corner Hamilton and Rt. Andrew's
Strout., Doderich, Ont.
DIOKiNSON & ()ARROW, BAR-
RiMTiCRS, attorney* eolleltor., eta,
Goderich. Money to lend at lowest rales K.
L. DICKINSON. (-'HARLI07 HARROW, i.L.B.
T O. WARD, CONY EYANCEK,
tJ • etc.. and comml,wloner for taklnQ and
receiving rvr0gnilan1r1 of hen,afll.lariI.
or AM neat .lone, depo.ltions or solemn ddrelara-
tion, 1n or concerning any Aetfon suit or pro-
ceeding in the High l °tri of Juetice, the
('ourt of Appeal for Ontario. or in any County
sr ixvlolon Court. All traneactione c refully
and promptly executed. Its ldence and 1'. O.
addrena- Dungannon ')nt.
Insurance, Loans. etc.
JOHN W. CitAl(i1E, l.EFE, FiRE
sod accidentlnsurenee. Agent for leading
mutual and clock companies. itinerante In ell
lines effected on beoo plan. and ellowo.t rnte,.
Call at &hoe, corner Went Street and Semen.,
or addre,. J. W. ('RAiOIP, Goderich. 01,1.
tele .hone 24
GODERiCH MARKETS. .
Tin'aannv, Feb. 22nd
The grain market showrt a do -line 1h1. week,
thu'n, being practicelly 110 demand. I'renunt
conaillona may runtlnae fur a time. A .hip -
1. 11II of eightydbrce hog,. wow Made on Adan -
day, the prier paid hum being $8.30.
Fill wheat, per bush, nee p4 73 to 8 n 73
Spine wheel. per both. new..,J 73 to 0 73
"lye, ter bull . 0 4i to 0 43
Huck wheat, per bash 0 4(4 to 048'
Ihatw, ler blob., new 0 72 to a 32
Paso, per huh . 0 7:1 to 0 73
Harley, ler bush . ...... 0 41 to a 11
Screeningsper Mn ,....... .,., 18 to to IM d1
Flour, family, percwt 2 :4' W 2 In
Flour, potent, per cwt .,, ... 2 ren to 2 74
Hnn. pet' ion - 111 Ir) 10 19 Ill
shots, pet ton 71 111 le 214 On
Hay, per ton . 1( .81 to 7 111
Waml, per cord..,,.,... 01. to 41111
Butter. per Ib 1. to 0 to
('Mese. per Ib 0 12 to 0 12
Fggo, cosh. per doe 1111(0 0 1.5
Potatoes 0 11) to 4.i
Cattle, otdin'y togood,-permai3 in to 4 10
Cattle, export, per cwt 1 23 to 4 7.14
ling., live weight, per cwt0 .91 to O :/n
Spring rel
ing Lambe ,. .i (0 to 3 :
S mop..ler cwt 3 Y4 to 3 75
Harm, per Ih 0 111 to 11 le
Ihu•on. per Ib 0 13 W 0 18
la,n1, per Ib • Ley t0 1'L
?snow, per lb . , , - 0
114 to 014
Hide.,ner cwt • 14 7) to 7 Yb
1
Shee . Skins tan to 73
Turk• o•s ... .... a 13 to U 13
l
l'hicku. a ,Rto b 10
((AAA & market. un pure a.
lJcKIL.LOP MUTUAL FiKE iN-
1 al' R A N(' IC CO. --Form and !stated
town property Meurod. Veluc of prop•ry In•
oared .p In Jon, 1114 over 8(l4l4,111(Il, r/Teer.
And ,tin'ctnr.: .1. lie Meteem, prem.: T. Fraser,
vice prem, ; Jct.. Connolly, U. Sale, ISr, ('hem-
ney, 4 J 13'atl, .lam, Kt en.. J.U. (Diet e, J. Milne-
welq I meter. : T. E. Hay., Monfort h. terre(Ary
1
raaal 10r ; Inopertors, nearest. director to loon.
J, W. Vno, Holmesvlite, agent. for Wept
Huron. Policy holders con my neaMNnlnit'
and gettheir parte renelptel at Mr. Cents'.
Clinton or at Melweon Bros.' Paler* Clothing
Stare (io erieh'
Kammer Licenses
WALTER E. KELLa,
UOD1rRicH, ON'T.
Watehmaker,, 5we1Mf and Optician.
Issuer of MMerncige Ueen.e..
Wt.ANE. iSSUER OF 14AHRi-
• AGE Mosses., OOdStiek. out.
Neal ),tate tor bale.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. --A
Road frame •tory Anel a halt dwcllhl ,
ifunrt.r of en.N:re of land, atahlr, goal wool.
lswirmiol rat, be given env time. Apply W
Mots. ALKXANUF:It MrIIAE. Klntail. 7(441
VAt.l'ABLE FARM FOR SALE OK
• T41 HENT fora term of years. ('..n+i.t-
Ing of 1111 acres, c1mr..ion 1. E. 1). lawn.hip of
Ashfield and sit tinted 2" miles west of Dungan-
non. Good building.large orchard of 01014c
fruit truer., 44 mete of tali wheat ; remainder of
tarn. 1. seeded in good pasture. 1) . the pm
Mee fr a never failing supply of good water.
1 onvenient to school house and church. AWAY
for (waiter particular in writing or peramdly
ton. PC. AI (1 E. Dunitann.n 7411
L\HAME RESIDE'S('I ANI) HALF -
I!'` Aral.' LOT holt SALE. --With frame
Inb1*. The guMen is one of ie hest in the
di -trod for the growing of .mall frult+. For
term. and conditions apply to WM. PtYPTM,
4,11(0rd. 73.11
AN EXCELLENT F H M FOR
S.tLE.--e7n eery.. in West Vawenn.h, two
tnlic. from .auburn ; .nil a cloy ear... 010101 110
mere. under eultivatbon aid' ) 10 11 01m.
timber. A well and two .lrin of Niel'. n
horn; able and
wenn w rn.
new 07 41. d I
10' / 'V tOHFaIT-
v R•h 1. Apply111.U& 1
MO 1n a
lION. Uodrrlch.
HOUSF„1 FOR .TALE.
1 have for wile ...leered ncw home.. tech eon -
Pilules hall. par1M, dining room. kitchen.
we ellrooul, ed
three brooms and closet.
poetry.
Koch has m good cellar extendingunder the
whole hnn.c.
These house, hove all been recently finished
and purchaser. haser' w111 And them thorouglJY +al is -
factory.
If you are n tenant yam .ho,ild rune and ace
1110; 11 1a cheaper to buy a house than to pay
rent.
el ti .1. T. GOLi1THORPFt
OUNG It ROBERTSON. REA I.
• Kotete And In.nrwnee Agents. !teal t, -
Wt. for ode or to lel . l'rop•rtie* handle.( in
any part of the town and .'enol). Fire :out
life ip,urnnce, money to loon. etc.
PRitl'RHT per FY'R 41.a1.R.
A conlfnrtible frame dwelling on Emmett street,
with modern convenience. A 'stable and
driving home.
A emmttnatlou. from', dwelling on South and
I'IrtOm .t reels. with ramble, etc.
A frame dwelling on Keays .ln'et.
Vacant Iota on fleece mtre01. nn Essex moon.
on Mennen' street, on ltritannhn rood,
on Huron road. on ('!der surept .
Farm, two 1111100 from Corlow. 731 nere..tower
tor MtMings good water snpply, orehnld
and timber lest.
Forts In Wo.t w'awano-h, within IhrenbiUee of
Auburn. 714 acre.. Gnat building. Rig
water.
Farm in Colborne, Lake Shot.. four mile. from
Dederick. sell nose.
Farm on ltoyfloM road, four mile. from lisle
rich. 171 acro..
Farm on Huron road, one mile from Ooderlch,
an mete..
For farther information apply to
tt•1)1'NO & It(HKIITSON.
(Mimteal e Next doxoretor hell Tellephi Telephone (Mice,
the *mare. Ooderich.
AOR SALE. -FOUR TOWN LOTS
1 en RoyleM mad. aonth of Mn.Capp((..1 OI►
o we. property. Awls to G. W. TIIOMSI)N a
SON. 33-te
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Copy of change of running advertise-
ments must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
- in issue of same week.
Situations Vacant
WANTED. - AN EXPERIENCE!)
wwwnd cook h1g1,est wages. Apply at
twee at the !BRITISH EXCHANUK HOTEL.
`IARETA KEit WANTED--APPLI-
llJJ t'ATIONN for the position of unretaker of
44L'Andrew'w want .o-huel, will 1e- revolved by
J. 11. Cralgie chairman contingent committee.
Public School Hoard. op to Monday evening
next. the sate inst. H. W. HALL. Secretary
Pub/le/kiwi Hoard.'
lio`derich• Feb. kith. 1177.
N
WANTED. -G(101) RELI-
ABLE lawn in this district to represent
.1n and well wire fence to furuat•ro: nplendld
sellar. Work dulling spore time or permanent'
ly. Splendid opening for 11 hu.11ur. Write for
particular to the('ANAUTA\ FENCE MFG.
(:0.. Ltd.. Woodstock. ()nt. • 71e21
SEXTON WANTED. -- SEALED
applications for the partition of sexton Of
the yew North street Methodi.l church,
stating yearly' mho" expecte., will be ravished
by rho undersigned up to 11 oielerk p. In. of
fhmrola4. March Iso. List of duties to be'
performed may be seen at Mace of under.
signed. Lowest or any wpplltation not necee-
sadl • 'tempted.
JAM 1.7`1 VATS((,
1 Secretary Trustee Hoard.
DOY \VANTS:D -APPRENTICE TO
D learn printing. 11 or Li y'wuw of age, fair
education.•t p{1 1d- opportunity for a bright
boy. Apply at T i'K SIGNAL (r8T11•r:,
Public Notice
APPLICATION TO PALLLIAMENT.•
'LAKs NOTICE that anapplk•otMit will be
tnie.to the Iseridative AseenIldy of the ProvInee of Denten' at illy next .us.ion for an I,rt
extending the time for the completion of The
Ontario We'd Sheet Fleet ric Hallway ('enlp anY
and to enable it to expropriate w Minn cr land
uwy 4e neeeseary for it. 'teepees. and for such
other au.entim it. to lir powers of the wild
Company n. may be deemed uoeerwir?% -
bid d at Guderich thi.Oth day of February,
1(111.
(IAMEItt)N & PCII.LPRA N,
l4uUdUx. fur .ppllcants.
`OTiCE. -
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Th jt ()Merle Pacific Itrilway Connsny
will foly to the I'arilnu,cnt of 1 anode at its
lac .4:wn for an MrilYM L1tiltl 11 branch
• r1' 1 w lac tit or
Ilam filen 1. point WI 1he uu uv I
1{1,s
n,ry the city of louden. 01114r1u, in w northerly
dioetion through the eounlicw.tof Middlesex.
Oxford. Perth. Huron and Haer
t, 10 a mint ml
Lek, ninon {{'o the county 14 Home ei Bruce,
and for utbeno trpoo'..
t ANDREW T. TtiuMa'MON.
Sollritee for the .3 ppllcr,nts,
hluowt. 12th January, 11141 71-51
LVARM FOR RALE -FIFTY ACRES,
1 bring north half of the east half of lot No.
1A r0n00.mn 4, Ashfield : two mile. weds of.
Dungannon. Oland bnlldingo: ten 'Wee
°rwherd: well nndeadralned; .oIl r1AA Ioam.
For particular. apply to OKO1tOF: HAHRil,
lioderleh, Ont.
Auotioneerinjj
ROMAN GUNDRY. LIVE STOCK
T
and general auctioneer, has removed from
Hamilton Street to new offl,ee on South t(tnee,
where he will he found at all time* when not
.rying nolo.. Terms reaeonohle and et pry of -
ort mood to rive yen *01.11401100 'Phone 30.
('IEOROE BE('KETT, OENEKAi.
TJf atctloeer, u7 Hamilton street. (Foderleh.
p. O. box 183. All snlee will receive .pedal
attention. f will buy rower entire *trick et
houehabd good* for rash end is 111 .ill you
.10'' furnll rare, n141 p.ring., qc.,
▪ heap, 4 and ore what en tem do for von In
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(M•line GEORGE HF:('KKTT, Curioelty
Shop, Goier4ch,
`OTI('E 1S IIEItERY (11VI:N7'11AT
a .{.lil•aliotl w'i(4 tae• 1.1414.• by 11,,, ibiren &
110(trio Itailwoy ("muttony to the i',trllaneut
of ('+meta a1 the next wu«iw, thereof for an
440.1. 10 .11101111 (be Company's Act of iu.o psora-
11on by giving further and itddtl• 1 power to
issue lotto. mid to extend bravo -h•- of ,raid
.slows)' in the Cnuuly of Ontario front
fort ferry to r feint 1111 1,11:e 4(nta.rie at ow
near Whitby III 4).111‘wA, and from Dederick
1.44w14 .ervtl, ihrongh the count le. .1 Huro),
110dle-ex. Lwnbtn,, Kent and Fie o,. to Ile
11) of Windom and town of Sarnia. (reaching
at Parkhill+ anti St nit hroy, noel 1.N• ether pur-
11ated at Toronto 1111. !eh day of Feirraar)•,
A. U. lost
Pltut'UF1g)T. 11l'NC'AN. GRANT &
SKEANM, •
Solicitor. for .(ppllcent.
7s't
!'or Sale
L'Oft SALk.--'GI(ll:G(i 4'HATHA tl
B lin-stator and also a brooder. and one
Servomotor whitewne. ing machine, .11 in
genal reach. Will sell al t, ,.t herr sepsaratcl.
At ,t bargain. G. 11. 1iR:F.N.
DAME Bl-RNER HEATER 1•'OI1
1) MALE.- Orontes.- of Oxford, No. 1:0t hl
firm -class tomtit ion : will be sold (4014µ Apply'
for- Marticnlne. to HC
. TFF'ORD'atu
. em. tbrin
roadandTrafalger.treet. .
Auction Sales
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1 1 t'i'l((\ (4AI.F' 01' 1'.1101..
Mr. S. 0.. Thu -Math ha. in'(enettrb nor to
+,•11 hi+ farm. lot 10, a nev.aim' 1, Gude' Oh
township. on
Wednesday,. March 701. 14751,
et the hour of 2 o'clock. Tim .vale • wilt be
hold on the prol'ert)
The tante I. live mile. from Galerich,
it hick is a prooleron. town. and where
there 14 a goal local :mince! and also foo ill
tic. for the shipping of far,,, eroelmcr.
There are eighty nem. in lw farm. more
r Ices. The nodi is a cloy loam..peekiteg of
it let 44r. whole. with the exerptlon of a
lighter gtwde along the front where the
building. and the on:hanl ore.
There I+ n born .k) x 31 fret and n hay loft
about 1111 feet ling with o gaol high host.
The house 1.211x311 feet with a nr.t-e•Is+s
cellar and has been !Mule over from top to
bottom only a 011011 Gine ala'.
Thine aro about three nc•ron nutter
,.omni, mostly hard "Inter fruit. There
i. In addition to thin a plan orchard, of
fifteen or eighteen t ree.-
'1'here in a nice piece of 1,11.1' covering
about throe and one•h*lf acres of 'ergo
inutile and beech- and guile n number of
rock elm.
There I. n newly -dug well that ptotido.
.prong water, also a soft -water cl.tern.
The place 1' folrly well fenced Ind 1111. on
It le large quantity of tine cedar fencing.
It 1.1 within out-hnlf mile of the church
and school.
The MOO w111 (e held on. t he farm with iter
-ode object In clew of giving Intending pur
chaser. a clear Insight,
'Noose :-'J'en per cent. of the pumho"•
mono)' to rwi a, pall on- date of .cele and tba•
balance within thirty day. otter aboyoAate.
M. R. MCMATH, T410.44. Gt'Nhl(V,
Proprietor. Auctioneer,
de- Main St., tylnuiprO. Man. (io,lcrlch,
74-21
LOCAL '!'UPICS•thought do f,i11 settletnent, whereas it
turned out there was a lien. for $5171
on the outfit, 'Che (Town- attorney
Death of Mb.. brimicombe.
On Saturday last Elizabeth Ih•inti-
comle, relict of the. tette Thomas
Briluicoulhe, parsed away in 'her
eighty-sixth year at the residence of
Samuel Furze, where she had made
her home for yeor•o. The dece,ist'd
WAS a native of England. The t'e-
111e111 were taken on Monday to
Oshattas the gild honile of the family,
for interment, being accompanied 14,
Charles Hrin,icotute, the only s11rvit-
ing child, and his wife.
Four Score Years and Eight.
The death occurrosl yesterday of one
of our oldest residents in the person of
Mts. Mack. The funeral takes place
tomorrow afternoon, front the resi-
dence of O. Sturdy. Church street,
where the dem/test had made 'her
home for the (Nut fifteen or twenty
year.. She wee a native of England,
but had been ,t resident of Goderich
the greater part of her life and will he
t•euleulbet•nl as the proprietor for
yenret)f a testvutrant on the corner
where the Balk of Commerce now
stands. Mrs. Mack had at one time a
niece in Toronto hut is survived by no
relatives in this country.
Sale and Stock ,Show.
There will be a grand exhibition in
Clinton of heavy drautght, agricultural
and roaidet•r horses, consisting of
Plaice horses, brood masa, geldmga,
families of four foals. teams, drivels,
'saddle horses and (oniea, Also Short-
horns, Polled Angus and Hereford
cattle, gI•ad00, f t cattle :old dairy
cows 1 seed ep 'ng grain, to end
withanauction l , of l/
ul nall f
!u
stock flee to everybody. No entrance
fees. nu expense. Remember the
dear. April 5th. i.arge and numerous
prizes are being offered. It is original
itt every respect to the county of
Huron. Write I'e(•retary for prize
'list... --J. W. S-B.tw•, Secretary.
The New Sterling Bank.
• Ten•pnrary Premises have been se-
cured by the Sterling Hank of Canada
in the vneant store on the .Square, ad-
joining the Bauk of Montreal.
Branchessof t1•04 Hank nuX also bili
oleoDungannon
t•ol t and Ba • ehl
1 F; (1
and it , understood that the opx•rn•
tinny will begin in the course of a few
weeks. This success, which has at-
tended this Hank is in a great measure
due to the strong men associated with
it, and the shat•holdcrs comprise
some of the most influential business
and monied men throughout the
country. The annual meeting is to be
field on the 7th of \Larch, and it is the
intention of the Yank to open for
besinons almost • odi,ately after
that date.
Exeter Case Dismissed.
Magistrate Humber and the county
Crown attorney were in Exeter again
yesterday in connection with the trial
UCTiON SALE
lar•
•+j -A STOCK FARM FARMT x K ANi) 1/11311,1t
i.K
MF:NTM.
WU.n,,
Brno will Brnon by public onetime on
lot .42. ron'enslon 14, Mullett. on
TI'KMDAY. F'F:H1tt•AIIY 27T11, 19111,
commencing
le 4-
conminencing at 1 o'clock p. ul. :
The farm. consisting of 1214 acres of Innd,
shout leo acre. of which ore rlenrnl, 71 nrrn.
of mote and swamp. Ablaut 1(nrre+ ore neder
cultivation, including O A. In wheat. The
remainder of the farm 1. In hay and gra.. On
theY,'rtn them Is a good frnmo house ; barn
411 x !1', with 'stone etobling and rnment floors
nnlen•*Mh ; hay .teed ,hoot 30 x an, 'mole.
men?ho'ae 3 wells Mc. The farm 10 nitnated
half a mile from aullurn, 1} miles' front IUyth,
and io loaner to +stent, rhumb, gravel road
*Ie. The roil 4. a geed clay loam and Is "mooed
to none In the rounty,
Afro (bo following stork. Implement. et4. :
I mart. 8 yearn old, In total to Derry Down •
1 gelding. tieing 3 years old : 1 fitly. rt -ane 1
veer old ; 1 horse ; 1 aged tenni ; 3 cow.. nnp-
1 e1e01 m he In coif ; 1 cow, 001.01 lit 1 eremhor:
farrow row ; 1 stem, 2 year. !not fall ; A steer.
e ing 2 Rarn,7141•at-tee 1 .law, in pig : it pigs, 'I
Teem
month. old : 0 Mgr, 4 month. 01. ; a single
plow.I t win plow, I set of iron hallow.. 1 meed
drill. I Corlett harrow, I *toil horse nike. 1
mower. I himler, 1 hay fork. rope, 1 wheel -
Marrow. 1 MaeweY-F'arrl. hoe. 2 wagon,. 2 met -
of Isih-+IMghe, 1 motto., 1 hey rack. 1 pig rack,
1 (Honing mill. 1 rider Morel. 1 +near Rel Ile. 1
IMl.y chant. 1 *roam neperatnr mewl, 1 rank
hook 1 winter tub, 1 .t0 »Ingle harms..1 set
dnehle harn0.s, forks, choler. and other article.
ton numerou. to mention.
Tarns : -F'nr farm. rash within 30 .lay.. On
farm stork and implement., 810 and under,
rash: over th,t rimmed. 7 Illnnlhw' credit will
be given on furnishing app,nvud Mint antes,
t'l ...calm al rate 01 (4 nor 'tl, per annum
!lowed for rn-h nn tech epmInminl..
allowed
Boris., 7THH(()(3. GI'NiMV.
Proprietor* A Stoner.
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u( the charge against Mr. Flobier of
defrauding the patrona of his cream-
ery. 1t appeovo the cream gathered
on the route in question did not come
U to oand
t inn lxntlir.iA)hierdtdu deducted
pC
n certain emonnt from each of the
patrons, whereas it wits shown in
evidenrn yesterday that the creast of
retrain contributors was up to wtnd-
aril. Mr. Bobber. however. was ve-
leaeesl, the magint.rate .holding that
though he had Hetet wrongfully he
hail not 4)..ne so with fraudulent in -
vet. The hearing of the case lasted
front 11 a. in. to II p. tn.
prosecuted and G. F. "flair acted for
the defence. Hodgson w.1s went tip
for triad; giving bail.
Died in Young Manhood.
The roan)' friends of the deceased
were greatly shocked when the sad
news was received in town this week
of the death in Toronto last Sunday of
George Webster, eldest 5011. of John
1\'ebster, of the 1f)th concession of
Wert \Vawnuosh. ' Ile WAS stricken
with a tures of per•alysil hist Friday
and passed array suddenly on Sunday,
perfectly tome.* to the Jast. 'Che
decrosed was a bright.' clever young
Ulan. with every prospect of 14pto.-
pte14010 future before hilt, and 1148
sudden and untimely death is deeply
regretted by all who knew hint. He
WAS a graduate of the Goderich Col-
legiate Inetityte and Model school and
had held a position in the customs
department of the T. Eaton Co. in
Winnipxeg. for two Or three years, but
fur the past few works had been
connected with the Toronto store.
The remains were brought to St.
Heletls, Ain Moutlay and interred in
\Vinghlm cemetery on \Vedneeiday,
the services being e lusted 'by Iter.
R. W. Craw, of tit. Helens. Among
the floral eunblems of .ynlpathy wee to.
beautiful wreath from the T. Eaton
Co. Mr. Webster was in his twenty-
third year.
A Serious Accident. a / '
On Saturday evening between .i and
(1 o'clock au accident occurred .at L
Levis' Wltre1•O OIlle 1)11 Hemilt)n street.
which resulted in _considerable bodily
injury to thaw girls. 'Mr. Levis was
having it hoist put in him ro(onis for
the propose of raising cutters. Bug-
gies, etc., to •the !jeer above and the
platform 'of the hoist, it Appears, was
not completed, some 'wilts at one side
not being put in. One of the work-
men got on 'the platiorm to test its
working, when the girls also stepped
on. IN hen the, platform WAS raised.
s distance from the floor the un-
holted side gable way and the girls fell
tot the floor beneath. Miss F. Kerr.
ter of John Kerr received the
t injuries, being hurt (smokier -
a the head, her injuries citus-
ion of the brain and being
su severe44 to cause blood to How
from her ea.' Miss Adelaide White-
ly, daughter uf,Thtw. Whitely, had a
leg broken and. Miss Florence Russ,
daughter of D. Id. Ross, of the latin-
dry-, received a general shaking up
and a cut on chi• face, which required
stitching. Mr: Lavin was not present
at the time the ,accident occurred.
The young ladies are making,ata good
progress to recovery as mat Ie ex-
pected. ,
The Late Mrs. Stowe.
On Saturday last occurred the t hath
of Mi H, Wm. Stowe, at the residehce
of her daughter.. Mrs. Win. Ernst
\'ictoria street. Mss. Stowe had not
leen in good health for sone t'
past and for the past five weeks had
been confined to bed. - Mrs. Stowe
w*A. .daughter of the late John Craig,
being born in County Down, Ireland,
.ixty-eight years ago, She is xur-
tived by a brother and to sister. WM.
Craig and :qrs. Jame*, Parsons. of
town. She was t0iee tnarrietl, her
first husband being the late James
Johnston, of Bluevalc, and of this
family she leaves four sons and two
daughters, John C., who keeps the
odd family hotel in Blues ale ; Th as.
„f the Colborne house., Goderich
,holes, of Chicago; Hugh, in the Weal,
:and Mrs. R..1. Saults and Mrs. Win.
Ernst, of town. Mrs. Roisert King•
441 the King Edward hotel. and
Henry Stowe are the children in the
.,•1•nnd family. The funeral took
place on Monday afternoon - to
\laitland ceulet•ry, those prevent
from out. of town being Capt. A. P.
Chambers and, daughter Marv, of
Port llurot: Mr. and Mrs. 3. C.
.lohnaton, of Bluevale, and .la •s
Johnston, of Chicago. Rev. James
A. Anderson conducted the services.
The pall -henries were three sons and
three sons -in -paw of thedeceaaed, John
`tanto Themes Johnston, Henry Stowe,
B. 3. Saulte, Wm. 'Ernst and Robt.
King.
At the Police Court.
011 Friday last Joseph Thompson, of
4'ollorne township. appeared before
the pollee magistrate on a charge of
osing abusive language the Saturday
previous in the Colborne' Hotel 'to
\Vol. ('hishohn. M. (1'. ('nmemn, K.
4'., pme'Cnted and M. O. Johnston
oetld for the defence. The accused'
(lid a fine of $Y, with costs.
. 1,ast Friday the preliminary hearing
in all action against Win. H. H1sIg.
»on. of Lndon, for obtaining pro-
perty under false pretences, 0116110 nor
before the police magistrate, the
cbmpintnent being one Bautenheimer,
of (trey township. who purchased A.
Otoi4 III engine and well -trilling outfit
from Hodgson for •1,:17), giving in
exchanee a hoot's and ' 1a note, as he
Notice to Creditors
(YI'iCE TO CREDITOR$.
1N T117 MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
AIiNK» HENDh!1S(t\, LATE OF' THF:
TOWN HE OODEltl('ll I N THE COUNTY
of IICRON, DEI'KAKED.
N01'i('E I. hereby given pllronant to R. ft, H.
cap 124. thatell creditor's and Cher. haring
comm. agoin.t the e.tAte of the end Agnes
Henderson. who died on the lath day of F'eb-
rnery, 141(0, are required on or lefon. lir 1:ah
da of Meech, lat1C tb tend by pi!nnt prepaid or
deliver to Me,.ro, Pretreat R (b,rtbs, of the
teen of Uoderi.•h, .ollettora for the pioneer.
of the Testate of the mold Aeeemwel their l brl..
Gen And'nrna,neo. A44114*.n, and description.,
the full.pwt4lclllon of a heir *111111-. ;he 'Atte.
Ment of their amounts and the niters of the
me0,,rltlro, If any, heed by them. .t
And f,lrth*,' take nib.+ (hat. after the iu.4
mentioned date the awld executor s -ill percent
to dl'trihute the moot.. of the d*ren.+01 among
the part len, entitled thereto. hat Mg regard
only to the clan. of which they 'shell then
have entire. and thatthe wild executor. will
not be liable for the was Awmrt* or anyff.trt
thereof to any .halerso11 or promopromoof wiles
11111100 notice . a I nhave been merle by
them rel the time of .,e•h diet rihntlon.
140101 fhb. 210h des of Febnu,y, 1117.
1110KINiON & UARROW,
(Ston for Peter A. MrTa' 1mh end
7(-31, Thos.U. ShtUhtgiew, Executor,
dao
Klea
t
ablyn
as
ing • cone
hie death was deputy jailer, a position
which he bad held ftlr twenty-dlt"en
years, and both he anti MIs. Hendee -
Mon were very estimable citizen's.
Before the breakdown of her health
Mrs. Henderson was active in tem-
perance and other philanthruphie
work. and her influence was always
with the things that make for good.
Mrs. Henderson is survived by four
brothers, John, James, George and,
Peter McTavish. who are all lotultld in
Huron township. Bruce county, with
the exception of George, who le in
Rainy River district, and by two
sisters, Mrs. Green, of \\'inghant, and
Miss Mary McTavish, in Huron town-
ship. John and Peter McTavish were
here for the funeral, which took place
from the residence of Jailer Griffin,
where Mrs. Henderson had been liv-
ing latterly.
Gospel Temperance Meetings.
A large and attentive audience as-
sembled in the Temperance Hall last
44unday afternoon to hear Mrs. !fall,
of Clinton. .M es. Hall is a good
speaker and from the outset of her te-
unrks had the sympathetic attention
of her hearers. She took for fuer text
Luke 21:111, "Behold My hands and
:1fy'feeet ° and explained that while
Christ's stands and feet were bruised
and scarred, it was not through any
guilt of his. Front this the speaker
event onto show how tunny innocent
ones, mothers, wives and orphans,
who never touch the intoxieitting cup,
)eeQnte victims of its wreck a11(1 1111[.
She herself was l.he Mother of a bright
and premixing young Ulan who fell
la•fore rums devastating march, not
through any fault of his, but through
the negligence of a drunken operator,
who allowed two trains to- collide.
Hcr sun was taken from the wreck a
bruised anti mangled corpse. if the
mothers and wives and ch'ildr'en of
this land who had been affected b•
this evil could show to the wot•fi1
their crumbed. bruised and broken
hearts, what gauge could measure the
extent, or arithmetic sutra up the
amount of misery that would be re-
vealed. On behalf of the innocent
members of drunkar is UuMilics, she
appealed to the electors to rise. up in
their might and
bytheir
vote
endinfluenceace nee thislell destroyer
r
Mrss'KeWr11h Brown
iron. the lend.
sang "Save the Hoy." in a way that
appeotled to the hearts of t !lose pres-
ent. At the close of the meeting
11)0111 twenty c: forward and
signed the pledge. The meeting next
Sunday will he of an e•vengelisUc-tent-
pernncr character. Addressee will be
delivered by Rev. W. 11. lcraham and
Rev. Hugon Wright. There will 1x•
special singing. Meeting at 1:15 p. m.
--Cos. -
Back from Dawson.
The S' )
Th Signet was leaa»(ed t have a
cell I,tkt evening flout Albert Reid,
who had just returned from Dawson
City fur 1 visit at the old home after
nn ihsetice.of ten t». Mr. Heid is
at son of David /Will, of town, and is
accompanied by his brother, ,Robert.
of Brantford, who returns on Satur-
day. His brother will remain till
about the first of April and nanny
old friends will have a chance to »hake
lintels' with htnl before his (•'start, to
the not•th country. After lig
in pharmacy in Tornio Mr. Reid
went to the Pacific Coast, where he
spent two years', and after that went
to Dawson on a' ye711'» o'ontralrt, since
the expit•y of which. seven 'year» ago,
ho' hos been in business on his own
are t. The trip from Dawson occu-
pied Ateventeen days. The journey
from Dawson to White Horse, :Cir{
miles, in mule in four-hnree stems.
in tiventy-mile nelayo ; 1141111 White
Horse to Skagway, 131 aniles,1 un a
narrow -getter railway. and from there
to \'enenuver by Wort. Mr. Reid is
full of many interesting "torics of the
northern client. he hail" from, where
tnercnry thermometers are unknown
and .the earth freeze" down to bed
rock. sonnet' MPS ninety feet, and never
thaws ranch deeper than a font.
Vegetation, hesay», is very rapid and
the dityn vary in length P.m!' three
hours and twenty-five minutes to al-
most the whole twenty-four hnnn,
the sun wetting at 11'80 p. m. and ris-
ing again at 12:111 at. In.
•
The Late D. C. Mackay.
The death of Do,i*Id C. Mackay on
Thursday last reutoived one of the
most familiar figures in mit. town.
:tor. Mackay was probably the tildes'.
resident of Goderich who could claim
the town A» his birthplace, as he wan
born here seventydw•n years 11701.
With the exception of a few years
ale ur Chicago during his earlymann i id, he had been a continuous
t'eside)tt, of (lodo-tich all his life. After
his t•ettiro to town from Chicago, he"
engaged with his brothers Robert and
James in the drygisxls trade, and they
carried on ali;extenMive business until
the death of .Hohont Mackay, when
the firth Was 11480401V ed. Snore time
after this the dectsined was appointed
high constable Nor the county of
Huron, a tow %t• which he held fin a
quarter of a century, resigning in
January of this year Ott ace t of his
ill -health. • Trough his' illness, Mom
an internal ronlplaint, wits n painful
one and exit ndrd over momie months,
he faced it undauntedly. and the erect
figure no w•elb known wits to 1M seen
on the streets• tut many days lxdore•
his death. Ik'hind a rather bringing!
manno•r Mr. Mackey concealed one it
the kindest of 'hearts, and his friend s
knew Mint 144 sincere. etrnightforwanl,
and uprigght. As an example of en-
during friendship, his rt'co/d of forty -
(00,) successive (.:hriAtutas dinner.
inc ton with hisbrother-in-
law.
tl er-' -
tnken n a vl h h ro t 1n
V
{ Y
w John -14u1 anan of Carlow, is
Ix h
rte kettle. Mr. Buchanan and an-
other old friend of the deceased,
(Jordon Young, of Colborne, were pres-
ent at the Niteroi!. A hist of friends
throughout the county will learn of
hi» death with sincere regret. Mr.
Mackay is Nutri 401 by two brothers
and A sister --Angus, living itt the
State of Washington ; Jame» A..au141
Miss Mackey, of Toronto. He leaves
also three sees -John ('., of Tnt•onto ;
Robert -rot New York, and D. B., who
is travelling for it Rochester house.
H,1114*t and D. B. arrived at benne on
the news of their father's death, but
1n1 account of the eldest son's serious
illness none of the Toronto rt•letives
could be present. '-Mrs. Mackay died
some thirty years ago. The funeral
took place on Tuesday afternoon iron•
decease11'5 home on Nelson street and
was largely attended. The services
were conducted by Rev. Jas. A.
Anderson, plast)r Of Knox church,
and Rev. O. N. Hazen, of North street
Methlslist'ehurch, and the pallbearers
Were Sheriff Reynolds, James Clark,
Lames Buchanan, Hugh Dunlop, F. F.
Lawrence and .1. H. Colborne. 'rhe
interment was tnnde in Maitland
cemetery. During the afternoon the
',minty flag was at half-mast as as
mark of respect to the memory of the
deported.
W. C. T. U. Week of Prayer.
The Late Mrs. Henderson.
in delicate health for a number of
years, Mrs. Robert Henderson suc-
cumbed lent. Fridaj• to an illness of
pneumonia which followed an attack
of grip oI(lltracted last month. Mow.
Hentlrrenn wow It strictmember of the
Presbyterian church and the Nimrod
Iw't•vires on Monday were conducted
by the pastor of Knnx church, itev.
Jas. A. Anderson. The pen -bearers
were Judge Holt, Sheriff Reynolds, E.
Downing, F. F. lawren.e, W. 1..
Horton and C. (iarmw. Mts. Mender
(Intl wits born in Halton 0004(Ity Mete -
three years ago, her maiden n
Is'ieg Agnes McTavish. When d
young girl oho came to Goderich. and
she was merriest October 17th, 111114, to
the late Robert Henderson, who- pre-
deceased her (ren yeas ego last Aug-
ust Mr. Henderson at the time of
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -FEB. 22
-- PAY.'
I:1iCalls front Mutineer F'lrma-illl'ott Burt.
nue. College
One S11udl Fee-Qoderlch Telegraphy School 2
Leading unitnereial tit:houl --Central Hud-
nuNw ('ulboge. Stratford - 2
The Aurae leek -%'lank A. Mun.ey. New
York. :4
l'iulpline-J. E. Brown C Co.. UWIpb _ 3
Special One-way !tater-F. F. Lawrence.:tl
ltealero-U. '1'. R t
Announcement -J. W. Weatherakt
.1 Bond ltazor-J, H. Hawkins
Apple. Are &lane --P. T. 1)oan
Cook wanted -Brit 101, Exe11A,ge Hotel
Auction tale of Fenn- S. 1t. Alnoukth
('ulored Ines. Milk, -J. H: ('olborno
Sexton Wanted-Jan,o. Pato,
w'bnt You May Expect -W. C. Prktbaat....
Caretaker WantwRll.'W. Ha11 • • 1
Announcement -J. H. Colborne
Stale Continued -- W. A. AtcKlm
For yule -G. H. Green
Men Wanted -Canadian Fence Mfg. ,Cb..
Ltd., Woodstock
Not we W Creditors-1Hckin.ou t Gamow. ., t
Dre.sSklrte-Hodgen. MON .... 8
Holton and 'let for Male -Mn. Ale:soder
McRae, Klntail t
Front Fence -M, W. Howell ' 3
Fine Tailored Clothing- Mclean Iters 7
New Cloths for Spring Suite -Reg. Rlack..., 2
Special Satre of (ireeerte.-11. 1. Morrish O
Announcement -J, W. Broderick ..... .. 1
tion of the ministers of the town way
secured, and with full dependence on
the Spirit's power, the meetings
proved to he a season of rich spiritual
uplift. On Thursday afternoon Rev.
Jae. A. Anderson gave a Bible read-
ing, the spbject being "Power through
God's Spirit,, Zechariah 1:1.10; "Effec-
tual Prayer," Neh. 1:1-11. later Rev.
VV. H.'(lraliam spoke on the follow-
ing topics : "%Vhat is a revival for 1,
Is it not to iinpress eternal realities
upon the hearts and Minds of the
xople?" ••\\•hat is a revival of relig-
ion ?" "is there need of a revival ?" On
Friday afternoon Mies Morris opened
the service by giving an excellent
Bible reading ,on the ••Mustn' of the
New Testament. Rev. H. W. Wright
followed with earnest prayer and then
spoke of the benefits of organization.
but,urKed the responsibility ofper-
sonal
f8
r-
MMA!esoIk Rev. G. N. Hazen dwelt
on our personal responsibility i0 help-
ing along a revival, our responsi-
bility to lied in view of the relation-
ship we bear to those about WI. etc.
'!'hese helpful addresses were inter-
spx•t'sud with prayer and singing and
we feel sun: the outcome must be one
of great blessing to all, who attended.
On Saturday afternoon a mothers.
meeting in memory of Frances Wil-
lard was held at the home of Mrs. J.
H. Celborne, February 17th being the
tutniverluary of Mise WVillard's death.
On Monday evening parlor meeting
was held at the hoine of Mrs. Tre-
lheway, Britannia road• the proceeds
to be applied to thesustenance of
temperance missionary among the
lumbermen, and thus closed a series
of very profitable meetings,-P1Iutl4
Sr
4
a
Frt'em the Christian Chtttrh this cry
is eve'', a/aen• ascending to the lord
of a11, "Send a world-wide revival."
Hut. tight ,acmes the pathway of that
petition lie unknown and permitted
sins, great wrongs -Viet. exist as n re-
melt of the indiRcn•nee of many and of
the wicked connivance of • who
ran ther(nelvee the disciples of Jesus.
Among all these olstacles to spiritual
progress the liquor triMe stands head
and shoulders nlovn its fellows, it
has been the corrupter of business and
public life. It has entered ten thou.
sand Canadian homer. and 1trltrtt thr
jewel of the family. It has deprived
ititudea of little children of every
h cotnfprt, of gaol fodol and waren
clothes and love, and bits sent them
out a helpless prey to disease and vice.
Before a revive! comes there alw,ty"
1. 1.4. a turning away from sin on
the pert of (40(1 0 people. John's mes-
sage to the church of Christ's day
waw, "Repent, for the kingdom of
Heaven is at hand," In view of these
facts the Woman's Christian Ten,-
peranee Union of this Prrwinee sent
out a call for pt•Ayer, and 144 week
was the time chosen by the (;.wlerich
Uuiun for this service. Thr cor)perae
To Cornishmen in Canada. •
Will you kindly send your name
rued address, and from what, part of
Cornwall you came, to Mr. A. J.
Saunders, :174 Ossington avenue.
Toronto? The Association in Toronto
is urprfred by hundreds of Cornishmen
to form a Dominion Association.
\Viol you be ono? Send for printed
matter. ,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
--
WANTED. -;RI-cases eggs and ,a ton
of hitter weekly, also -raw furs and
114,45411 raw skins. (Igo, E. KING,
Winghant.
(Jo to (:oLliln7se'M for fnnl•y dress
alike; plain shots. shot checks, shut
stripes, 511c., 75c. and $1.111). (creat
valve, All new.
Mr. A. Strehler, piano -tuner for
Heintzman and others, has arrived in
town. Orders left with H. W.
meson, druggist, will receive
)mpt attention. 'Phone lib
1 'erred our feelings last week to
es, much of our nice American
wallr moldes
at cost, but
must
be No
lila. (let in
while the bargains
Inst and help Co end the agony at
Kum's book store.
J. W. Weatherall, the sewing ma-
chine man,' )
H tNl melte I r. (iunq'» Im-
proved Sarsaparilla end all of Kern's
reliable remedies. If you are think-
ing of getting a tteW »twin g machine
INe sure yeti conelult \Veatherald.
You can save °y by so doing. 3.
W. WRATHRR.u.D, next to Proudfoot,
Il ty. and Blair's law office.
Three big specials ter ten days.-• at
the Goderich Bargain Store. twat No.
1. bankrupt stock of cloths and tweeds
in omit and trouser lengths, alhhalf
hprice. 10)t No. 2, job lot of geocerie",
ualf price. Lot No. 3, the balance of
the ,lwnkr•upt stock of wall paper, at
less than halt price. All must be
cleared out to make room for another
steels of boot» and shoes. A lot )f
new Ixolri and stuns just received th
week, all at it big bargain. J. W
IfeimERI('K,
AUCTION SALES.
Trtaonar, February 2711.. --Auction vile et
farm. farm stock and implements. nt lot 12. rot.
eeeni011 14, 11111101. commencing nt t Otto I.
, %ViU.euv, 141On„ proprietor.. Tus
e,
0tn.UYDN1 Anet i00eer.
Tor nen At, March 14.-Aucuonsale of fent
.tock at lot block le, Colborne lone atilt from
MnitfoML eonnnerinos nt 1 o'dncW." NvnR..e:
A.1110,4, proprietor. T110o. (3('0014,, *110•
1 lonour.
Moe v. March 5114. -Clearing auction talo
of farm .tock eommencing at 1::1) o'clock at Io.
1 conct..ion 4. J.tsren rereeg.! m,04, proprietor.
74,,s. 0gsonv, emetlona;r.
Entine. March (Oh. .Anctidn nolo of farm
'tusk, Implement, and Imn.clmM furnitl,re, at
the preudw0., lot 7, (vna.nlon .;, F. D, .tshfleld,
eonmencing at 1 oclork sharp. 11. AroroTuoa,
proprietor. Tote. (icsnnT, auctioneer.
BORN.
f•O\VAN, In Yost Wawano.h. on Febrmary
1(0h. the wife of John a rowan, of A daughter.
DIED.
i111TRIf\)MkiC. -In t)0lerlrh township,on
!Annetta?, 7*brttery 17th Ellembeth
emits, tenet of the late 11'hc.. Hrlmicorbe.
tagr,l rl) years. 2 Months and 14 days.
HENTIKIIMHN. In li,xlerleh, mm Friday, Feb.
r4nryy itch, •Aaggnnr McTas ash, relict of the
late Kola's, t Yeudctw.M, aged In )1sn,
N1 ACK.. 1n Unlerich. on Wmine,dny, F'eh•
.nary 21ot, Mr. Ma#, *gdl 1M yearn.
MTI I W K. • b, Hu derirh on :,at.May, F'ebre*ry
171h. Isabelita 4'ralg, widow of the lift-
Willem Stowe, nen e.dl 11 year..
Int (HANAN. -•1 it Colborne townnhlp nn
'Vedne*(la , Fehrnorr 11*1, aleggle Duch
titian. notch bolos -M.1
TM i,rsttsl U111 take plat Atom the r*n4
dente Of het heather ,n law, Asx. Young.
Carlow, ml Matmndsv, Fehrmaly 'Atte, s1 2
'Velol•k p.11>., 10 lWhere. replete( 1 Friend,
and arquaintenves will pbea-e some this 1m'